When Using Syntactic Bootstrapping, a Child

question 67

Multiple Choice

When using syntactic bootstrapping, a child

• A) uses a word's placement in a sentence to help determine its meaning.
• B) generates a one-word utterance that has the meaning of a full sentence.
• C) uses a grammar rule in an inappropriate manner (e.g., uses the "-ed" which means past tense on a word like "run" to create the word "runned").
• D) is able to immediately connect a word in one language to its counterpart in a second language.

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Definitions:

Resamples

The process of drawing repeated samples from a set of observed data, often used in bootstrapping and other non-parametric statistical methods.

Playing Dumb

A tactic where an individual pretends not to know or understand something, often to avoid responsibility or gain certain advantages.

Process Agreements

Refers to the formalized procedures and rules established by parties involved in a project or negotiation to guide behaviors and decisions.

Constructive Feedback

Detailed, specific advice given to improve performance or behavior in a supportive manner.